Fabulous fashion designer Marc Jacobs has revealed that he recently underwent a hair transplant to help replenish his mop of thinning tresses.
The highly successful designer revealed that he had undergone a hair loss procedure in order to cover up his slightly balding head.
Revealing his natural brown hair colour, and not his usual outlandish blue dyed hair in an interview, Marc seemed happy to have had the treatment which gives a more youthful appearance and helps people achieve a fuller head of hair.
Marc said: “I’ve just had a hair transplant. I was starting to thin on top. I can’t dye it for a while so I’ve gone back to my natural hair colour for a while.”
Many other famous names have decided to have hair treatment in a bid to recapture a bountiful head of hair, most recently, Dr Christian Jessen, from Channel 4’s popular Embarrassing Bodies series.
For some men hair loss can start as early as their teenage years but for most it develops in their late twenties or thirties with hair most commonly disappearing from the temples and crown of the head.
Whilst many men appear unfazed with their thinning tresses, some male baldness can cause considerable emotional distress, a lack of self confidence and, in some cases, depression.
Hair Surgeon Dr Peter Williams from The Hospital Group said: “It’s great that such a stylish and fashionable man has opted to make the best of his looks with a hair transplant.
“Substantial advancements have been made and the techniques for hair loss are now highly sophisticated. As a result men and women are now keen to benefit from the amazing results of hair restoration that The Hospital Group can offer.”
Providing expert advice and assistance, The Hospital Group carries out more hair transplantations than any other clinic in the UK, recognising that hair restoration is an art just as much as a surgical procedure.
